Indigenous Music Festival

Tickets from $41.93. Discounts available. See details below.

Pulitzer-winning composer and Futures Artist-in-Residence Rhiannon Giddens continues to bring untold stories and essential traditions to the stage. This time, she’ll collaborate with Martha Redbone, Pura Fé, and Charly Lowry for a colorful celebration of indigenous artistry. Check back later this fall for more information on this exciting event.

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SPECIAL EVENT

When: Thursday, Oct. 5, 3–4 PM

Where: Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library

In spring 2022, Southern Futures Artist-in-Residence Rhiannon Giddens began a two-year research residency at Carolina Performing Arts. As part of this residency, Giddens is digging into the roots of American music, life in the South at the turn of the 20th century, and the history of cross-cultural and cross-racial exchange in the development of essential American art forms. The archives of UNC’s Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library are crucial to this process of continual discovery.

Join Giddens and WUNC Race & Southern Culture Reporter Leoneda Inge for an illuminating discussion of this experience. Together, we’ll learn about Giddens’ latest findings, the unique challenges of the research process, and how artists like Giddens use historical documents to inform the creation of contemporary works.

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